Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-10-08
BRIEF MENTION.

"Bosko" was here this week.
G. C. Fish returned to the mine this
morning.
Fred Sanders went out to Garfield, this
morning.
Ed. Keith returned from Reno on Wednes.
day last.
Keep your mind fixed on the date set for
the dance.
Jack Hep worth has been quite i'll for the
past two weeks.
Give Regain call when you go to or past
the Mound House.
The Piutes are returning from the hills
loaded down with pnenuts.
The sheep shearers finished barbering
Buckland's sheep yesterday.
Senator Fred Dangburg, of Douglass
county was in town last Saturday.
The weather is growing colder and duck
hunters will start for the Sink soon.
Read our advertisements. They will tell
you who the live men of the town are.
The TINES acknowledges the receipt of
season ticket to the Ormsby County Fair.
The two-year. old son of Ed. Hamilton.
of Silver City, died very suddenly last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Meeder, of Carson, were Wis
itipg Mrs. AL Reynolds. the first of this
week.
Park Barnes is now in California looking
around for some better place than Dayton to
locate in.
C. H. Rulison has purchased property at
Reno and is thinking of moving to that place
to reside.
Mr.. w. A. Rulson and son are in Sacra
mento, called there by the serious illness Of
Mrs Rulison.
Blauvelt and Mercer OF the defunct Gold
Hill bank are nearly surrounded by the
walls of the State Prison.
Two assessments of one dollar each have
been levied by the Grand Lodge Of Nevada,
A. o. u W., for October.
Chas. Snyder, Of Mason Valley, was in
town a short time this week on his way to
Carson. Dennis Higgins, also.
Mrs. J. D. Sims took her departure for the
east the first of the week where she will Wis
it friends and relatives in Iowa.
Charlie Hill of the Eureka mill died
Wednesday, after very short illness, and
was buried at Empire, Thursday.
G. C. Fish, one of the owners of the Ida
mine, came IN from Garfield the first of this
week. The mine is looking well.
Charley Brown, who was thrown from
horse on the Marsh ranch, was taken to the
hospital in Virginia the first of this week.
Omar Stallard took his mare Sadie to the
Carson Fair this week, but we have not
learned whether she won, or even ran a race.
Are you weak and weary, overworked
and tred2 Hoods Sarssparilla is just the
medicine to purify your blood and give you
strength.
Read the equalization notice in another
column, and remember that next Monday
will be the last day you will have chance
to appear before the Board.
If you want a good reliable sewing ma
chine, get the New Improved Wheeler and
Wilson. No. 8. Mrs. S. Mobiles, 1856 South
c. street, Virginia City, agent.
The water keeps gaining in the river
The Rock Point mill is now running fifteen
stamp part of the time, and the Douglass
mill is running three. fourths of its pans.
A number of Dayton folks went to the Car.
son Fair this week, and were we'll pleased.
The ladies say the exhibits at the pavilion
could not be surpassed by anything on the
coast.
Mrs. Welsh, of Sutro, who sometime ago
was taken to the hospital in Virginia City,
and who recently had her leg amputated,
died the FIRST of this week. The cause OF
her death was blood-poisoning.
w. J. Marsh and son, Vail Bros, James
Nichol and Byron Gates, all Of this county,
took premiums on their stock and horses at
the State Fair. Byron Gates stallion took
he first premium and Gates is happy.
Johnny Urine drove down from Gold Hill
asst Tuesday evening. He met with an &C
:ident coming down the canyon and fell out
If the buggy. The horse came to Dayton
md Johnny followed him foot. No damage
lone to man, beast or buggy.
The report being circulated that all the
lay in Mason Valley has been sold ct the
ate Of s. so per ton is untrue. The fact is
hat not to exceed one tenth of the crop has
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